The Monstrous Anger of the Guns
Veteran’s Day this year marks the end of the first World War 105 years ago. For many soldiers on the stationary fronts, this war was a conflict defined in part … Continue reading The Monstrous Anger of the Guns
Veteran’s Day this year marks the end of the first World War 105 years ago. For many soldiers on the stationary fronts, this war was a conflict defined in part … Continue reading The Monstrous Anger of the Guns
Most of us have been taught that giving is a good thing to do, but we don’t often reflect on what it is and why it is such a fundamental … Continue reading Practicing Generosity: What Does It Mean?
We will create an altar that honors our dead and explore what death can teach us about living more fully. Please bring a photo or other item that reminds you … Continue reading Day of the Dead: A Celebration of Our Ancestors
Art Museums and UU churches have a lot in common. Art Museums are places where one might find things that lead them to finding truth and meaning in their lives, … Continue reading The Search for Truth and Meaning in an Art Museum
Come and follow the historical trail of UU’s who lived lives of service and consider how we can be good stewards in our fellowship and in our larger community.
Returning to our ancestral roots is necessary to heal our suffering-wholeness. As a storyteller, Nia will describe her first Sun Dance experience. She will elaborate on the wisdom she gleaned … Continue reading Returning to Our Ancestral Roots
Come and hear how twelfth century Abbess, Hildegard of Bingen’s messages of environmental care and natural healing are still speaking to us today.
In his sermon from April 2021, Rev. Richards asks, “What do you want to be when you give up?” …When you give up trying to become who you are NOT. … Continue reading To Be or To Become
Whether you are new to the valley or have lived here for some time, join in celebrating the confluence of the waters and the richness of community.